Hârn Adventure Dead of Winter - Revision history

Shealladh: /* Dead of Winter COL5041 */

2018-08-27T02:27:12Z

‎Dead of Winter COL5041

Shealladh: /* Rebuilding */

2018-06-10T12:13:59Z

‎Rebuilding

Shealladh: /* CHENDY */

2018-06-10T12:08:44Z

‎CHENDY

Shealladh: /* GROUND FLOOR */

2018-06-10T12:03:06Z

‎GROUND FLOOR

Shealladh: /* CHENDY */

2018-06-10T11:59:29Z

‎CHENDY

Shealladh: /* The Theocracy of Tekhos */

2018-06-10T11:56:18Z

‎The Theocracy of Tekhos

Shealladh: /* CHENDY */

2018-06-10T11:53:22Z

‎CHENDY

Shealladh: /* The New Serolan */

2018-06-07T12:47:50Z

‎The New Serolan

Shealladh: /* The New Serolan */

2018-06-07T12:47:04Z

‎The New Serolan

Shealladh: /* The Theocracy of Tekhos */

2018-06-07T12:45:10Z

‎The Theocracy of Tekhos

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 == [[Hârn_Adventure_Dead_of_Winter| Dead of Winter]] '''<span style="color:#008000">COL5041</span>''' ==
 * [[Hârn_Manor|HârnManor]] '''<span style="color:#008000">COL5660</span>'''
 * [[Hârn|Hârn]]
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 |}
 </center>
 == Cover ==

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 ==== Rebuilding ====
 Chendy’s ruins remained uninhabited until '''<span style="color:#006699">621</span>''',
-when Brun Daltene founded the kingdom of Edern and
+when '''<span style="color:#006699">Brun Daltene</span>''' founded the '''<span style="color:#006699">kingdom of Edern</span>''' and
 ordered the rebuilding of the abbey. The reconstruction
 was completed by '''<span style="color:#006699">630</span>'''. At the consecration of the temple,
-Aedan of Chison was canonized for his deeds during the
+'''<span style="color:#006699">Aedan of Chison</span>''' was '''<span style="color:#006699">canonized</span>''' for his deeds during the
 defense of the abbey against the Tekhosians.
-After the nearby strongholds of Sarkum and Hebon
+After the nearby strongholds of '''<span style="color:#006699">Sarkum</span>''' and '''<span style="color:#006699">Hebon</span>'''
-fell to Rethem in '''<span style="color:#006699">689</span>''' during [[H%C3%A2rn_History_Kandáy_Ezar's_War|Ezar's War]], King Rogryn II
+fell to Rethem in '''<span style="color:#006699">689</span>''' during [[H%C3%A2rn_History_Kandáy_Ezar's_War|Ezar's War]], '''<span style="color:#006699">King Rogryn II</span>'''
-of Edern swore an oath of fealty to King Andasin III of
+of '''<span style="color:#006699">Edern</span>''' swore an oath of fealty to '''<span style="color:#006699">King Andasin III</span>''' of
-Kanday. The small '''<span style="color:#006699">kingdom of Edern</span>''' became a barony of
+Kanday. The small '''<span style="color:#006699">kingdom of Edern</span>''' became a '''<span style="color:#006699">barony</span>''' of
 the kingdom of Kanday. The strong relationship between
 the crown of Kanday and the church of Larani has
 benefited Chendy ever since. It is a wealthy abbey, with
 ambitious plans for expansion.
 ==== The New Serolan ====

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 |-
 | class="unsortable" | '''Location:'''
-| class="unsortable" | Selionshire, ''Hundred'', Kingdom of Kanday
+| class="unsortable" | Selionshire, Asolena Hundred, Kingdom of Kanday
 |-
 | class="unsortable" | '''Status:'''
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-Chendy is located in Asolena hundred, one of seven districts in the shire of Selion. Sheriff Jens Demilaen, assisted by his Bailiffs of the Hundred, is responsible for security and administering the king’s justice in Selionshire. Only four of the hundreds have bailiffs; the hundreds of Lakane, Raden, and Tamsen are sparsely settled and are administered directly by the sheriff.
+Chendy is located in '''<span style="color:#006699">Asolena hundred</span>''', one of seven districts in the shire of '''<span style="color:#006699">Selion</span>'''. '''<span style="color:#006699">Sheriff</span>''' Jens Demilaen, assisted by his '''<span style="color:#006699">Bailiff</span>'''s of the Hundred, is responsible for security and administering the king’s justice in Selionshire. Only four of the hundreds have bailiffs; the hundreds of '''<span style="color:#006699">Lakane</span>''', '''<span style="color:#006699">Raden</span>''', and '''<span style="color:#006699">Tamsen</span>''' are sparsely settled and are administered directly by the sheriff.
-The sheriff maintains his seat at Avertu, a small town four leagues south of Chendy. The bailiff of Asolena has his seat at Asolen, two leagues south of Chendy but six leagues by road. Courts are held at regular intervals: every three months at the shire moot of Avertu, and monthly in the hundred moot of Asolen.
+The sheriff maintains his seat at '''<span style="color:#006699">Avertu</span>''', a small town four leagues south of Chendy. The bailiff of Asolena has his seat at Asolen, two leagues south of Chendy but six leagues by road. Courts are held at regular intervals: every three months at the shire moot of Avertu, and monthly in the hundred moot of Asolen.
-Of the 41 peasant families living in Chendy, five are freemen and 36 are serfs. The main difference between them and the freeholders is their legal status. The shire courts are open only to freemen. Serfs have no access to the king’s justice, cannot leave the land, and cannot marry or inherit without their lord’s permission. But serfs are not slaves; the land they work cannot be taken without lawful reason. Judicial matters concerning serfs are resolved by customary law at a monthly court administered by the manorial lord, in this case by the '''<span style="color:#006699">Serolan</span>''' of Chendy Abbey. The Serolan also protects the serfs and provides help in case of crop failures, cattle epidemics, and the like.
+Of the 41 peasant families living in Chendy, five are '''<span style="color:#006699">freemen</span>''' and 36 are '''<span style="color:#006699">serfs</span>'''. The main difference between them and the freeholders is their legal status. The shire courts are open only to freemen. Serfs have no access to the king’s justice, cannot leave the land, and cannot marry or inherit without their lord’s permission. But serfs are not slaves; the land they work cannot be taken without lawful reason. Judicial matters concerning serfs are resolved by customary law at a monthly court administered by the manorial lord, in this case by the '''<span style="color:#006699">Serolan</span>''' of Chendy Abbey. The Serolan also protects the serfs and provides help in case of crop failures, cattle epidemics, and the like.

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 On the altar is the reliquary. It was a gift from Queen
 Mirelael of Kanday to the church to thank Larani for
-victory in [[H%C3%A2rn_History_Kandáy_Ezar's_War|Ezar's War]] (682–697). The Serekela of Kanday
+victory in [[H%C3%A2rn_History_Kandáy_Ezar's_War|Ezar's War]] ('''<span style="color:#006699">682</span>'''–'''<span style="color:#006699">697</span>'''). The '''<span style="color:#006699">Serekela of Kanday</span>'''
 brought the reliquary to Chendy to give Saint Aedan’s
 relic, his shield, a worthy home. The carved oaken shrine
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 windows are sealed with cloth curtains in winter; this helps,
 but not much.
 === FIRST FLOOR ===

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	</span>'''		</span>'''

−	Chendy is a prosperous Laranian abbey held by the Order of Hyvrik from the Rekela of Ternula. The abbey has approximately 2670 acres, including an attached village of the same name. It is located on the southeastern edge of Ternu Heath, a moorland in southwestern Kanday.	+	Chendy is a prosperous Laranian abbey held by the Order of Hyvrik from the '''<span style="color:#006699">Rekela of Ternula</span>'''. The abbey has approximately 2670 acres, including an attached village of the same name. It is located on the southeastern edge of Ternu Heath, a moorland in southwestern Kanday.

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 during this time. It became a center of opposition to
 Tekhosian rule for almost two years, but succumbed to
-the holy warriors of Morgath in '''<span style="color:#006699">569</span>''' after a heroic defense
+the holy warriors of '''<span style="color:#006699">Morgath</span>''' in '''<span style="color:#006699">569</span>''' after a heroic defense
 organized by '''<span style="color:#006699">Aedan of Chison</span>''' (see: '''<span style="color:#006699">Chendy 3</span>''').

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−	Of the 41 peasant families living in Chendy, five are freemen and 36 are serfs. The main difference between them and the freeholders is their legal status. The shire courts are open only to freemen. Serfs have no access to the king’s justice, cannot leave the land, and cannot marry or inherit without their lord’s permission. But serfs are not slaves; the land they work cannot be taken without lawful reason. Judicial matters concerning serfs are resolved by customary law at a monthly court administered by the manorial lord, in this case by the Serolan of Chendy Abbey. The Serolan also protects the serfs and provides help in case of crop failures, cattle epidemics, and the like.	+	Of the 41 peasant families living in Chendy, five are freemen and 36 are serfs. The main difference between them and the freeholders is their legal status. The shire courts are open only to freemen. Serfs have no access to the king’s justice, cannot leave the land, and cannot marry or inherit without their lord’s permission. But serfs are not slaves; the land they work cannot be taken without lawful reason. Judicial matters concerning serfs are resolved by customary law at a monthly court administered by the manorial lord, in this case by the '''<span style="color:#006699">Serolan</span>''' of Chendy Abbey. The Serolan also protects the serfs and provides help in case of crop failures, cattle epidemics, and the like.

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 ==== The New Serolan ====
-From the second founding of the abbey in '''<span style="color:#006699">621</span>''', the
+From the second founding of the abbey in '''<span style="color:#006699">621</span>''', the office of '''<span style="color:#006699">Serolan of Chendy</span>''' was held by six consecutive members of clan '''<span style="color:#006699">Demilaen</span>'''. With the death of '''<span style="color:#006699">Gweran Demilaen</span>''', a relative of the current sheriff of Selionshire, this tradition came to an end. The Rekela of Ternula ignored qualified candidates from clan Demilaen and appointed his sister, Iblis Milaka, as Serolan in '''<span style="color:#006699">718</span>'''.
 office of '''<span style="color:#006699">Serolan of Chendy</span>''' was held by six consecutive
 members of clan '''<span style="color:#006699">Demilaen</span>'''. With the death of '''<span style="color:#006699">Gweran
 Demilaen</span>''', a relative of the current sheriff of Selionshire,
 this tradition came to an end. The Rekela of Ternula
 ignored qualified candidates from clan Demilaen and
 appointed his sister, Iblis Milaka, as Serolan in '''<span style="color:#006699">718</span>'''.

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 Tekhosian rule for almost two years, but succumbed to
 the holy warriors of Morgath in '''<span style="color:#006699">569</span>''' after a heroic defense
-organized by Aedan of Chison (see: Chendy 3).
+organized by '''<span style="color:#006699">Aedan of Chison</span>''' (see: '''<span style="color:#006699">Chendy 3</span>''').
-Chendy then served as a regional temple and barracks
+Chendy then served as a '''<span style="color:#006699">regional temple</span>''' and '''<span style="color:#006699">barracks</span>'''
 for the Tekhosians until the Theocracy collapsed in '''<span style="color:#006699">588</span>''',
 although the abbey remained Morgathian until liberated